Soul Searching: The Church of the Nativity Podcast

Father Jason explores what it means to live wisely doing Christ's work in the world. He also gives a shout out to his good friends Chris and Phileena Heuertz the founders of the Gravity Center for Contemplative Action who taught him a lot about contemplative self-care.

Links:

Gravity Center Website

The Productive Pastor Podcast

Father Jason continues his sermon series on the Bread of Life Discourse from the 6th Chapter of John. In this sermon, he highlights the maternal aspect of the image of eating Christ's flesh and drinking Christ's blood. This is an image of new life offered to us in the Eucharist and it is not an image of cannibalism.

Father Jason begins a four week series on readings from the Epistle to the Church in Ephesus. Join us as we explore the great things God has done.

This week Fr. Jason continues the discussion of the Catechism of the Episcopal Church. This week's sections are the Old Covenant and Ten Commandments.

Check out the entire Catechism here.

Father Jason continues the discussion of the Catechism of the Episcopal Church with the "God the Father" section.

Links

Catechism online

Church of the Nativity

The Diocese of East Tennessee

The Episcopal Church

Ever wonder what the Episcopal Church believes?

This week Father Jason begins a series on the Catechism of the Episcopal Church, also known as An Outline of the Faith. He attempts to expound on what these beliefs are and what the mean in the least churchy way as he can.

Show links:

The Catechism of The Episcopal Church (TEC)

The Website of TEC

Church of the Nativity's Website

In the geekiest podcast in Nativity'shistory, Rev. Jason ponders the nature of infinities as they relate to number theory and the existence of God.

On vacation, Father Jason got see NBC's Production of Jesus Christ Superstar. He offers some thoughts on the production, the performance, and theology of the piece. He also invites us to use this work of art like all pieces of art with religious themes as tools for reflection.

This week Father Jason explores the other two services of Holy Week: Good Friday and Easter. Together with Maundy Thursday, these three services make up the Triduum or great three days. They are palpable, intense services that draw deep into the mystery of God grace.

Links

Maundy Thursday at Nativity

Good Friday at Nativity

Easter at Nativity

A Holy Week Playlist curatedby Rev. Jason